Siheyuan: It All Began When I Beat Jia Zhangshi to a Pulp
四合院：从暴打贾张氏开始
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576Chapters
1.3kReads · 30 days
340.7kReads · all time
101Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.0Score
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Range hoods existed back in the 1950s, and this author suddenly mentioned range hoods while I was reading this, haha.
Although I criticized you a lot, to be honest, compared to other courtyard houses, it deserves a five-star rating.
Well-written, readable, and relatable, with a large following. For a story about a traditional courtyard house to be watchable, it deserves five stars—at least the characters are intelligent. The only downside is that sometimes the comebacks aren't handled very well.
Overall, it's good, better than 90% of the traditional courtyard house stories.
It's still very good, but the system is blurry.
The writing style, the story, and the story framework are all good.
Four stars. It basically covers everything. Liu Ruyan has finally become upright, which is rare.
It's alright, I'd give it a passing grade.
I'll give it 4 stars for now, and I'll consider giving it 5 stars after it reaches a million words. It's rare to see an author who can update 10,000 words a day. If you keep it up, I'll send you gifts every day starting tomorrow.
Not bad, not bad, not bad, right?